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2 Samuel 12
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2 Samuel 12
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1
And the
LORD
sent
Nathan
unto
David.
And he
came
unto him, and
said
unto him, There were
two
men
in
one
city;
the
one
rich,
and the
other
poor
.
2
The
rich
man had
exceeding
many
flocks
and
herds:
3
But the
poor
man had nothing, save
one
little
ewe
lamb,
which he had
bought
and nourished
up
: and it grew
up
together
with him, and with his
children;
it did
eat
of his own
meat,
a
and
drank
of his own
cup,
and
lay
in his
bosom,
and was unto him as a
daughter.
4
And there
came
a
traveller
unto the
rich
man,
and he
spared
to
take
of his own
flock
and of his own
herd,
to
dress
for the wayfaring
man
that was
come
unto him; but
took
the
poor
man's
lamb,
and
dressed
it for the
man
that was
come
to him.
5
And
David's
anger
was
greatly
kindled
against the
man;
and he
said
to
Nathan,
As the
LORD
liveth,
the
man
that hath
done
this thing shall
surely
die:
6
And he shall
restore
the
lamb
fourfold,
because
he
did
this
thing,
and
because
he had no
pity
.
7
And
Nathan
said
to
David,
Thou art the
man.
Thus
saith
the
LORD
God
of
Israel,
I
anointed
thee
king
over
Israel,
and I
delivered
thee out of the
hand
of
Saul;
8
And I
gave
thee thy
master's
house,
and thy
master's
wives
into thy
bosom,
and
gave
thee the
house
of
Israel
and of
Judah;
and if that had been too
little,
I would moreover have
given
unto thee
such
and such
things.
9
Wherefore hast thou
despised
the
commandment
of the
LORD,
to
do
evil
in his
sight?
thou hast
killed
Uriah
the
Hittite
with the
sword,
and hast
taken
his
wife
to be thy
wife,
and hast
slain
him with the
sword
of the
children
of
Ammon.
10
Now therefore the
sword
shall
never
*
depart
from thine
house;
because
thou hast
despised
me, and hast
taken
the
wife
of
Uriah
the
Hittite
to be thy
wife.
11
Thus
saith
the
LORD,
Behold, I will raise
up
evil
against thee out of thine own
house,
and I will
take
thy
wives
before thine
eyes,
and
give
them unto thy
neighbour,
and he shall
lie
with thy
wives
in the
sight
of this
sun.
12
For thou
didst
it
secretly:
but I will
do
this
thing
before all
Israel,
and before the
sun.
13
And
David
said
unto
Nathan,
I have
sinned
against the
LORD.
And
Nathan
said
unto
David,
The
LORD
also hath put
away
thy
sin;
thou shalt not
die
.
14
Howbeit,
because by this
deed
thou hast
given
great
occasion
to the
enemies
of the
LORD
to
blaspheme
, the
child
also that is
born
unto thee shall
surely
die
.
15
And
Nathan
departed
unto his
house.
And the
LORD
struck
the
child
that
Uriah's
wife
bare
unto
David,
and it was very
sick
.
16
David
therefore
besought
God
for the
child;
and
David
fasted
*
,
b
and went
in
, and
lay
all
night
upon the
earth.
17
And the
elders
of his
house
arose
, and went to him, to raise him
up
from the
earth:
but he
would
not, neither did he
eat
bread
with them.
18
And it came to pass on the
seventh
day,
that the
child
died
. And the
servants
of
David
feared
to
tell
him that the
child
was
dead
: for they
said
, Behold, while the
child
was yet
alive,
we
spake
unto him, and he would not
hearken
unto our
voice:
how will he
then
vex
c
himself
, if we
tell
him that the
child
is
dead
?
19
But when
David
saw
that his
servants
whispered
,
David
perceived
that the
child
was
dead
: therefore
David
said
unto his
servants,
Is the
child
dead
? And they
said
, He is
dead
.
20
Then
David
arose
from the
earth,
and
washed
, and
anointed
himself, and
changed
his
apparel,
and
came
into the
house
of the
LORD,
and
worshipped
: then he
came
to his own
house;
and when he
required
, they
set
bread
before him, and he did
eat
.
21
Then
said
his
servants
unto him, What
thing
is this that thou hast
done
? thou didst
fast
and
weep
for the
child,
while it was
alive;
but when the
child
was
dead
, thou didst
rise
and
eat
bread.
22
And he
said
, While the
child
was yet
alive,
I
fasted
and
wept
: for I
said
, Who can
tell
whether
GOD
will be
gracious
to me, that the
child
may
live?
23
But now he is
dead
, wherefore should I
fast
?
can
I bring him back
again
? I shall
go
to him, but he shall not
return
to me.
24
And
David
comforted
Bathsheba
his
wife,
and went
in
unto her, and
lay
with her: and she
bare
a
son,
and he
called
his
name
Solomon:
and the
LORD
loved
him.
25
And he
sent
by the
hand
of
Nathan
the
prophet;
and he
called
his
name
Jedidiah,
d
because of the
LORD.
26
And
Joab
fought
against
Rabbah
of the
children
of
Ammon,
and
took
the
royal
city.
27
And
Joab
sent
messengers
to
David,
and
said
, I have
fought
against
Rabbah,
and have
taken
the
city
of
waters.
28
Now therefore
gather
the
rest
of the
people
together
, and
encamp
against the
city,
and
take
it: lest I
take
the
city,
and it be
called
e
after my
name.
29
And
David
gathered
all the
people
together
, and
went
to
Rabbah,
and
fought
against it, and
took
it.
30
And he
took
their
king's
crown
from off his
head,
the
weight
whereof was a
talent
of
gold
with the
precious
stones:
and it was set on
David's
head.
And he brought
forth
the
spoil
of the
city
in
great
f
abundance
.
31
And he brought
forth
the
people
that were therein, and
put
them under
saws,
and under
harrows
of
iron,
and under
axes
of
iron,
and made them
pass
through the
brickkiln:
and thus
did
he unto all the
cities
of the
children
of
Ammon.
So
David
and all the
people
returned
unto
Jerusalem.
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